A Fida ignition transformer creates the high-voltage spark needed to ignite the fuel-air mixture inside a burner. Models can appear similar while having different electrical outputs, grounding arrangements, duty cycles and mounting details. Selecting the correct transformer therefore requires more than identifying the Fida brand. Understanding Fida Model Numbers Fida Compact model names frequently contain two numbers separated by a slash, followed by letters such as CM or PM. Examples...

Suntec manufactures several oil-pump families for domestic, commercial and industrial burner applications. The different series are designed for particular capacities, fuels, temperatures and cut-off arrangements. Model selection must begin with the complete reference on the existing pump. Products from different Suntec families should not be treated as interchangeable merely because their mounting or external dimensions appear similar. Suntec AS-Series Pumps The Suntec AS pump uses an...

Gas and oil burners rely on coordinated electrical, ignition and fuel-control components. The burner control starts and supervises the operating sequence, the ignition transformer generates a spark, and the solenoid valve controls the gas supply. Brahma manufactures components for each of these functions. Although products carry the same brand, every model must still be matched to the burner’s electrical and mechanical specification. Brahma Burner Control Boxes The burner control box manages...